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npg-discord-xp
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You can download it from npm:
npm i npg-discord-xp
You can update to a newer version to receive updates using npm.
npm update npg-discord-xp
/* xpFor Example */
const Levels = require("npg-discord-xp");
// Returns the xp required to reach level 30.
var xpRequired = Levels.xpFor(30);
console.log(xpRequired); // Output: 90000
First things first, we include the module into the project.
const Levels = require("npg-discord-xp");
After that, you need to provide a valid mongo database url, and set it. You can do so by:
Levels.setURL("mongodb://..."); // You only need to do this ONCE per process.
Examples can be found in /test
createUser
Creates an entry in database for that user if it doesnt exist.
Levels.createUser(<UserID - String>, <GuildID - String>);
Promise<Object>
deleteUser
If the entry exists, it deletes it from database.
Levels.deleteUser(<UserID - String>, <GuildID - String>);
Promise<Object>
deleteGuild
If the entry exists, it deletes it from database.
Levels.deleteGuild(<GuildID - String>);
Promise<Object>
appendXp
It adds a specified amount of xp to the current amount of xp for that user, in that guild. It re-calculates the level. It creates a new user with that amount of xp, if there is no entry for that user.
Levels.appendXp(<UserID - String>, <GuildID - String>, <Amount - Integer>);
Promise<Boolean>
appendLevel
It adds a specified amount of levels to current amount, re-calculates and sets the xp reqired to reach the new amount of levels.
Levels.appendLevel(<UserID - String>, <GuildID - String>, <Amount - Integer>);
Promise<Boolean/Object>
setXp
It sets the xp to a specified amount and re-calculates the level.
Levels.setXp(<UserID - String>, <GuildID - String>, <Amount - Integer>);
Promise<Boolean/Object>
setLevel
Calculates the xp required to reach a specified level and updates it.
Levels.setLevel(<UserID - String>, <GuildID - String>, <Amount - Integer>);
Promise<Boolean/Object>
fetch (Updated recently!)
Retrives selected entry from the database, if it exists.
Levels.fetch(<UserID - String>, <GuildID - String>, <FetchPosition - Boolean>);
Promise<Object>
subtractXp
It removes a specified amount of xp to the current amount of xp for that user, in that guild. It re-calculates the level.
Levels.subtractXp(<UserID - String>, <GuildID - String>, <Amount - Integer>);
Promise<Boolean/Object>
subtractLevel
It removes a specified amount of levels to current amount, re-calculates and sets the xp reqired to reach the new amount of levels.
Levels.subtractLevel(<UserID - String>, <GuildID - String>, <Amount - Number>);
Promise<Boolean/Object>
fetchLeaderboard
It gets a specified amount of entries from the database, ordered from higgest to lowest within the specified limit of entries.
Levels.fetchLeaderboard(<GuildID - String>, <Limit - Integer>);
Promise<Array [Objects]>
computeLeaderboard (Updated recently!)
It returns a new array of object that include level, xp, guild id, user id, leaderboard position, username and discriminator.
Levels.computeLeaderboard(<Client - Discord.js Client>, <Leaderboard - fetchLeaderboard output>, <fetchUsers - boolean, disabled by default>);
Promise<Array [Objects]>
xpFor
It returns a number that indicates amount of xp required to reach a level based on the input.
Levels.xpFor(<TargetLevel - Integer>);
Integer
FAQs
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We found that npg-discord-xp demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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